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Forex Daily Outlook – December 10th 2009

Forex Daily Outlook – December 10th 2009

Get ready for one of the busiest days: rate decisions in Britain and Switzerland, employment numbers in the US and Australia, and much more. Here goes

Forex Weekly Outlook – December 7-11

Forex Weekly Outlook – December 7-11

Non-Farm Payrolls brought an excellent surprise to the dollar. In the upcoming week we’ll indeed see if the tables have turned. Rate decisions are expected this week in Britain, Switzerland, Canada and New Zealand. Also note employment figures in Australia and American Retail Sales to close the week. Thursday is an extremely crowded day. Here’s

Swiss Franc Outlook – September 14-19 2009

Swiss Franc Outlook – September 14-19 2009

The Swiss Franc has been one of the currencies that most enjoyed the dollar’s big fall last week. Together with the very crowded week ahead, the Swissy sure is worth to watch. Here’s an outlook for 5 key events and a technical analysis for USD/CHF. USD/CHF forex chart with support and resistance lines Last week’s

Forex Weekly Outlook – September 14-18 2009

After the dollar’s collapse last week, this week is full with American indicators. Rate decisions are due in Japan and in Switzerland. CPI and Retail Sales are published around the globe as well. Let’s go through the main events this week

Forex Daily Outlook – June 18th 2009

Another busy day in a busy week: A new Libor Rate in Switzerland, Retail Sales in Britain, Canadian CPI and American Unemployment Claims are the highlights of today. And there’s more… Swiss Libor Rate is due at 7:30 GMT, and is expected to remain unchanged. The limelight will be on theĀ SNB Monetary Policy Assessment which

Critial Week in the Swissy

The Libor Rate decision makes this week critical in the direction of the Swiss Franc. Add three more major indicators: PPI, Industrial Production and Retail Sales, and add a close and critical technical support line, and you have a recipe for excitement. Swiss Franc outlook. PPI: Producer Price Index isn’t as significant as Consumer Price

Forex Weekly Outlook – June 15-19 2009

After a relatively calm week, the upcoming forex trading week provides many interesting figures: CPI in the US, Britain and Europe, rate decisions in Japan and in Switzerland, and many more interesting figures. Let’s see what’s on the menu

USD/CHF Breaks Resistance on Firm SNB Decision

USD/CHF made a huge jump of over 300 pips immediately after the SNB firmly implied that the it wants the Swiss Franc down. The Swissy broke a major resistance line on the way, and is heading north very fast. The Swiss National Bank lowered the target Libor rate to 0.25%. That was widely expected. But

Forex Daily Outlook – March 12th 2009

The economic outlook for today is packed with data. Employment data in Australia, American Retails Sales and a new rate in Switzerland are the highlights for today. Let’s see what on the agenda, and there’s quite a bit. The day opens with strong figures from down under: Australian Employment Change is expected to fall by

Forex Weekly Outlook – March 9-13 2009

After a wild week, the forex market returns to a rather normal week. Major events are the new interest rates from New Zealand and Switzerland, Japanese Final GDP, Australian and Canadian employment figures, American Retail Sales and Trade Balance in both Canada and the US. Here’s the menu for the second week of March: Monday,